An emotional reunion unfolded at the Kartarpur Corridor in Narowal’s Shakargarh district as two brothers, separated for 78 years since the Partition of India and Pakistan, finally met again. A resident of Sheikhupura, Pakistan, reconnected with his younger brother, who had been residing in Ludhiana, India, since 1947.
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The siblings found each other through social media, leading to their long-awaited meeting at the sacred Kartarpur Sahib—a historic passage that permits visa-free travel for Sikh pilgrims and facilitates cross-border family reunions. The corridor became the setting for a deeply moving gathering, as families from both sides of the border joined in the celebration, sharing hugs, tears, and heartfelt conversations during the brothers’ embrace after nearly eight decades apart.
